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 1 VI | she shall be conveyed in a tumbril, barefoot, a rope on her
 2 VI |    and carried in the same tumbril to the Place de Greve of
 3 VI |     I had not expected the tumbril, and I was so much struck
 4 VI |    waiting. As soon as the tumbril is at this door, they have
 5 VII| she shall be conveyed on a tumbril, barefoot, a cord round
 6 VII|  into the street where the tumbril was waiting; then she lifted
 7 VII|  man who was following the tumbril on horseback, and so dropped
 8 VII|    touched the back of the tumbril is Desgrais, who arrested
 9 VII|    slowly as it moved, the tumbril steadily advanced, and at
10 VII|   crowding people, and the tumbril went up to the steps, and
11 VII|   again carried her to the tumbril, not giving her the torch
12 VII|    just as before, and the tumbril went on towards La Greve.
13 VII|    the Place de Greve, the tumbril stopped at a little distance
14 VII|    were going to drive the tumbril nearer to the scaffold,
15 VII| and when she felt that the tumbril had stopped, said, "Sir,
16 VII|    the marquise out of the tumbril; and as they advanced the